Analytics

Million Hours in Georgia’s Public Sector Georgia’s state-owned sector employed 334,700 people in 2025, equal to 24.1% of total employment. If AI saved each worker only two hours a week

Key Takeaway Artificial intelligence is already entering everyday business activity in Georgia, but its economic value should not yet be measured primarily through workforce cuts. A more reliable transformation starts

Key argument In the AI economy, company size no longer maps neatly onto capability. With frontier models, cloud infrastructure and ready-made development tools, a five-person team can build products that

Key argument The tension around the Strait of Hormuz has exposed the global economy’s dependence on a small number of maritime chokepoints. Disrupted traffic, attacks on vessels, higher insurance costs

Key argument Artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, batteries, power grids and defence technologies have returned mineral resources to the centre of geopolitics. The question for Georgia is not whether an old

The Main Point The traditional promise of economic growth was straightforward: businesses produced more, earned more, expanded and hired. Wages carried the benefits into households, consumption rose and prosperity spread